Female ED Physicians Order More Tests, Admit More Patients
Female emergency department physicians ordered 3% to 5% more imaging and laboratory tests and admitted 3% to 5% more patients.
Female emergency department physicians ordered 3% to 5% more imaging and laboratory tests and admitted 3% to 5% more patients.
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The collaboration will focus on sleep and circadian medicine, including research into obstructive sleep apnea and wearable health technology.